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Furthermore, some cultural codes in societies also contribute to deepening this disadvantageousness. This disadvantageousness may be attributed to numerous socio-economic factors. Due to these problems, certain segments of society have always been in a disadvantaged position. Although humanity has experienced many positive developments from Society 1.0 to Society 5.0, it has also encountered various problems in every historical period.
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